by "atfsgeoff" (atfsgeoff)
Published 02/15/2017 at 14:51
by "atfsgeoff" (atfsgeoff)
Published 02/15/2017 at 14:51
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STARS: 9
Saw this truck at the autozone today, and it just begged to have its photo taken. LOVE the tall tires and black painted steelies. I just don’t see these older pickups so clean anymore.
"deekster_caddy" (deekster_caddy)
02/15/2017 at 14:55, STARS: 3
Back when they made things to be abused. 235/85-16s, E load rating at 80 PSI...
I miss my old 3/4 ton chevy truck...
"HammerheadFistpunch" (hammerheadfistpunch)
02/15/2017 at 14:56, STARS: 1
it does look like 85 series tires on a 12 inch rim. Great effect.
"Dr. Zoidberg - RIP Oppo" (thetomselleck)
02/15/2017 at 15:13, STARS: 1
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"shop-teacher" (shop-teacher)
02/15/2017 at 15:23, STARS: 2
10/10, would haul many things with.
"Alfalfa" (alfalfa-romeo)
02/15/2017 at 15:31, STARS: 1
I’m of the opinion that more tire and less wheel looks better on almost any vehicle.
"Eric @ opposite-lock.com" (theyrerolling)
02/15/2017 at 16:03, STARS: 0
Most modern cars actually look better with very large wheels relative to their sizes. But for cars at least 10 years old (and a handful newer), it’s true that they look better with smaller wheels and more sidewall.
Sidewall also makes for a more comfortable ride, which modern cars rarely deliver.
"J_P_Cars10s" (jpcars10s)
02/15/2017 at 19:12, STARS: 0
215/70/r16 If I had 17" alloys, I don’t think I’d be able to find an all terrain tires without going up in size from stock.
"Shoop" (shoopdawoop993)
02/16/2017 at 00:00, STARS: 0
I was planning on painting my rims eventually